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Rocky Horror Picture Show.

Night of the Living Dead & The Texas Chainsaw Massacre are always good for a chuckle.

I forgot about them.. More brains.

Tater Tazz;638533 wrote: I forgot about them.. More brains.


:wah:

They still creep you out a bit though.

Yeah! But funny.

Raising Arizona, Reservoir Dogs, Pulp Fiction and I dont care what anyone says I loved Napolean Dynamite.

"Lolly Madonna XXX"

With Jeff Bridges.

A 1970s classic not known by too many.

Often played on remote channels at wee hours of the morning.

Hard to narrow it down to just one choice, would have to list several -

One from the Heart

American Graffiti

Miller's Crossing

O Brother, Where Art Thou?

Blade Runner

(just for starters!):-2

chocoholic;638656 wrote: Hard to narrow it down to just one choice, would have to list several -

One from the Heart

American Graffiti

Miller's Crossing

O Brother, Where Art Thou?

Blade Runner

(just for starters!):-2


I love that movie :guitarist

Kathy Ellen;638681 wrote: Definitely "Close Encounters of the Third Kind." I'm all into astronomy and ufo's. Listen to Art Bell and George Noory almost everynight. Have to get up early in the morn for work ,but leave the radio on all night ,and when I wake up I take part of the program. I'm so addicted to talk shows on the radio.




I used to do the same with Art. Id lay there half the night listening depending on the topic. I was enthralled when he got guests like the one lady who died on the operating table and shared her experience. What became of his son ? Does he ever talk about that ?

mine is they always scare the poo out of me

The Exorcist

The Omen

Nightmare On Elm Street

Kathy Ellen;638737 wrote: Hi Nomad,



I listen everynight and really miss Art. But, he is not as wacky as he used to be. His wife died, and he met a filipino woman (22yrs. old and he's 65) and lived with her in Manila for a year. He doesn't discuss his son anymore. He and his bride had a baby girl. At their wedding ceremony there were no members of his family there.



I loved his shows about wacky things, like...you can only call if you're a werewolf or have been abducted. I remember that one about the dead woman:wah:



I like George Noory a lot, but he is no Art. Also, he is a bit serious but extremely intelligent and kind to all his callers.




I didnt know his wife died. She was Asian as well I think. Life can be twisty.

The Wicker Man (original version with Christopher Lee)

Wow, I forgot about alot of those movies.